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A new recycling scheme in New Zealand offers between NZD $1 and NZD $512 for old mobile phones, aiming to reduce landfill waste and aid developing countries.

If you’re a fan of great photography, travel writing or enjoy the odd vicarious true-life adventure story, check out this site.

Dive into online clubs to beat school blues with TV shows, book clubs, and science explorations, promising fun and learning outside the classroom.

Everything that’s wonderful and weird about the internet was decided recently at the 14th annual Webby Awards –.

An Icelandic website is making a killing selling volcanic ash from the eruption that left millions stranded and crippled European air travel last month.

An ad campaign about building a restaurant in a tree north<br />of Auckland has won a Webby, the internet equivalent of an Oscar.

Kiwi meat lovers rejoice! Meateaters.co.nz launches as the ultimate site for recipes, tips, and all things carnivorous.

Sony will halt sales of 3.5-inch floppy disks in Japan from March 2011, ending an era that began in 1981 due to dwindling demand.

Intergen hosts 'ON' events in Auckland and Christchurch, focusing on business growth, simplifying IT, and leveraging online services with expert talks.

KEA’s new virtual network aims to turn one million Kiwi expats into ambassadors for New Zealand’s Rugby World Cup 2011 run-up, offering NZD $300,000 in prizes.

Discover the art of Origami, Japan's gift to crafting, turning simple paper into stunning 3D art, from animals to décor.

Discover a treasure trove of NZ history and literature at Victoria University's free online library, the NZ Electronic Text Centre.

Discover how to trace UK birth or marriage certificates before 1837 with GRO and church records, your key to genealogical history.

Discover a world beyond search engines in 2010: WebRings and unique genealogy resources offer expansive history and family ties online.

In a bid to capture the business market, WorldxChange unveils a new in-house designed logo, highlighting its Kiwi roots and global vision.

If you like comics, you’ve probably heard of ‘manga’. It’s a unique comic style developed in Japan that appeals to readers of all ages.

Google is teaming up with The New York Times and The Washington Post to revolutionise web news by launching Google Living Stories, an interactive news platform.

Telecom is apologising for a massive outage that continues to affect the XT Network south of Taupo today, blaming it on a 'technical fault'.

It highlights the casually cruel things we do to pets – from inappropriate dress to silly photos – and gives pause (sorry) for thought.

After more than 40 years of print, Trade and Exchange magazine ends its physical editions, shifting focus to its thriving online platform.